Ice Cream at City Drug Fremont and Local News
Howard Bish is improving. Mary E. Cemer is very poorly. Ice Cream all flavors at City Drug Store. Ice Creame all flavors at City Drug Fremont Doyle was in Bluffton on business Saturday. Johnson Boxell was a business visitor to Muncie Tuesday. Miss Martha Howard of Catiz Indiana with the Misses Howard. FOR SALE thirty Indian Runner Ducks laying. S.G. Robinson Van Buren. Thomas Doyle seriously ill at home in the south part of town this week. Wr and Mrs HH A Harvey on the sick list Route 2 Marion. Wm Lee president of the town board ill for weeks slightly improved. Mr Tom Barrof Marion and Mr and Mrs W K Fraizer took supper with Mrs Lina McDougle Friday night. Mr and Mrs W K Fraizer attended Yellowstone Park lecture at Masonic temple Marion Monday night.
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W. K. Fraizer
Yellowstone Park
Masonic Temple
Marion
Rural route carriers attend Marion funeral
E. N. Gillespie S. H. Miars and Henry Cawhorn rural route carriers attended the funeral of Mr. Shield, a Marion route carrier, in Marion on Sunday.
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E. N. Gillespie
S. H. Miars
Henry Cawhorn
Shield
Marion
Everett Storts Relocated to Chicago for Housekeeping Duties
Everett Storts and his wife moved to Chicago to manage housekeep ing. His employer, a motor company, will reimburse services and provide a sizable salary increase to Mr Storts.
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Everett Storts
Chicago
Mr. Storts
Motor Company
Local Notes Include Voter Count and Health Updates
Upland reports 480 voters and 357 school children, up 11 from last year. The Chambers brothers, once seriously ill with pneumonia, are improving. Miss Ella Thomas of Marion visits Miss Martha Corey. Miss Zenjia Butler heads to Fort Wayne for several days. State board of accounts inspectors arrive in Upland to review city books amid discrepancies.
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Upland
Membes
State Board of Accounts
Sunday School Couples Attend Gas City Convention
Clyde Nelson and his wife along with Harve Johnson and his wife attended a Sunday School convention near Gas City on Sunday. They traveled together in Mr Johnsens new car.
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Clyde Nelson
Harve Johnson
Gas City
Mr. Johnsens
New Auto
Pneumonia Sickness Affects Mrs Bird and Daughter
Mrs Wm Bird and daughter Zona Bird are ill with pneumonia at their country home. Mrs Bird is in a serious condition, while Zona Bird is thought to be out of danger.
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Wm. Bird
Miss Zona Bird
Colingo native Boyd Atwell visits old friends at commencement
Boyd Atwell of Colingo California visits hometown friends and attends the commencement. He is a former Van Buren boy and currently works in the California oil field.
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Boyd Atwell
Colingo
California
van Buren
Grant County Orphans Board Members Resign En Masse
Grant County orphans home board members tendered resignations to the county commissioners on Saturday to take effect in June. No future plans for the institution have been announced. Mrs Lena McDougle a board member accompanied the group touring the county jails Tuesday. The board's report remains unreleased until to the county commissioners. Mrs Neff and Misses Flossie and Louise Neff of Green's Fork will attend the commencement and stay as guests of Prof Neff at the high school. Professor Neff plans to return with them to Green's Fork for summer vacation.
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Grant County Orphans Home Board
Lena McDougle
Grant County Board of Charities and Corrections
Boy Undergoes Second Mastoiditis Operation
Frankie Walling nine year old son of Fred Walling submitted to a second mastoiditis operation Friday. Dr James Mower of Marion performed the procedure and Dr Derbyshire, his attending physician, believes the boy will recover well.
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Frankie Walling
Fred Walling
James Mower
Marion
Derbyshire
Mrs Steinhoff Undergoes Pleurisy Operation
Mrs. Steinhoff underwent surgery performed by Dr. Derbyshire and Dr. C. O. Bechtel of Marion to treat pleural effusion after pneumonia. She passed the critical stage last Wednesday and the operation occurred Friday. doctors believe she will recover.
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Wm. Stienhoff
Derbyshire
C. O. Bechtel
Marion
Steinhoff
Advertiser Notice and Local Social Notes
The News-Eagle shifts to a Wednesday print date with Tuesday evening ad copy deadline for page one and eight. Reader notices include Miss Margaret Dillman visiting from Upland, Mr and Mrs Bert Marvey with family visiting H A Harvey’s son, and Mr Riley visiting Elwood. Jim Denman promotes Marion dry cleaning services and barber shop pricing.
Doctor and wife visit ill mother in Van Buren stay
Dr. BE H Black and wife of Rosburg Ohio drove to Van Buren Sunday to see the doctor's mother Mrs. D T Black who is ill at the home of Mrs. Emma Landers. They returned home Monday.
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BE. H. Black
Rosburg
Ohio
van Buren
D. T. Black
Emma Landers
Commissioners appoint viewers for county line road project
A joint session of the boards of Wella and Grant Counties appointed viewers for the George Trimmer county line road along the Jackson and Van Buren township line. James D. Goodin and Frank Chase were named as Wells and Grant County viewers respectively, with a meeting set for May 17 to qualify and a report due by June 6. Charles W. Decker of Wells County was named engineer for the road.
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Board of Commissioners
Wella
Grant Counties
George Trimmer
Jackson Township
This County
van Buren Township
Grant County
James D. Goodin
Wells County
Frank Chase
Charles W. Decker
Bluffton Chronicle
Bargain Day at Van Buren Groceries
Last Saturday the Van Buren grocery market held bargain day. Sugar sold in 25 pound quantities for $1.13 and good brooms at 18 cents. Pineapples went as low as 8 cents, with many other items priced proportionally low. Eggs rose to 18 cents per dozen and butter at 28 cents, up 3 cents, benefiting the farmer's wife with the best of the trade.
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van Buren
Henderson Re-elected as High School Superintendent
At a recent junior and sophomore meeting 51 pupils voted on the school system leadership. Prof. Henderson received 46 votes with five abstentions, a strong endorsement of his four years of management of the local schools.
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Prof
Henderson
Epworth League Elects Officers for Coming Year
Epworth League met in the church on Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. President Cora Compton. 1st Vice President Emma Haines. 2nd Vice President Nellie Hodgson. 3rd Vice President Hester Dimit. 4th Vice President Gladys Leach. Secretary Leo Peters. Treasurer Mrs Mathis.
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Epworth League
Cora Compton
Emma Haines
Nellie Hodg
Hester Dimit
Gladys Leach
Leo Peters
Mrs. Mathis
Van Buren Ends Liquor Ban With Spirit Rally
Citizens join chant proclaiming Van Buren is going dry and urging unity. The call and crowd energy signal a community push for a local prohibition measure amid local politics and cultural moments.
Ice Damage Report From Sunday Morning
Early risers report ice on Sunday morning affecting fruit. Half grown cherries frozen and dark. Grapes killed but may recover. Plums damaged, apples and peaches possibly spared.
Frost Leaves Imprint on Upland Gardens
The Upland Monitor reports Jack Frost visited Saturday and Sunday nights, frosting the young corn, beans, and tomatoes in local gardens and leaving visible damage.
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The
Upland Monitor
Jack Frost
Upland
Call for Open Election in Van Buren Postmaster Choice
A local call urges the Next Postmaster Congressman Ranch to hold an open election for the Van Buren postmaster seat. It argues the public should vote on a successor to Postmaster Jordan, noting party affiliation should not dictate the choice and urging consultation with residents.
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Congressman Ranch
Grant County
van Huren
van Buren
Jordan
Rauch
Wool Wanted For Highest Market Price
Wool buyers 1811 Studabaker and Son seek multiple grades of wool and offer top market prices. Local consignments welcomed and weighed for payment.
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Studabaker & Son
Juniors Help The News Eagle With Printing Support
The News-Eagle thanks Van Buren High School Junior class for patronage and printing work. It notes seniors and alumnae did not offer to work with the paper, praising the Juniors and wishing them well.
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the News-Eagle
van Buren High School
Alumaol
Funeral procession for Elwood Wright from Fairmount Church
Relatives and friends rode in eight automobiles to the funeral at Farrville Church near Wan Buren. Attendees included the Buller family of Summitville, Stella Buller, Monta Wright, Lawerence Buller, Lucile Kimes, Edna Whybrew, Zola Kittermann, Julio Cox, W W Cox, and Rev. W D Baker who led services. Burial followed at Back Creek Cemetery.
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Ol Buller
John Winslow
J. W. Patterson
Parrill & Son
Fairmount
Elwood Wright
Farrville Church
Wan Buren
Clearence Buller
Summitville
B. F. Buller
Stella Buller
Lawerence Buller
Monta Wright
Green
A Condemned Man Speaks Before Hanging
A North Carolina prisoner named Henry is brought to the gallows for murder. The sheriff asks for his final words and the inmate replies in a defiant tone that the sin will be a lesson to him. The report appears in the Saturday Post.
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North Carolina
Henry
Saturday Post
Cleaning and pressing ad at the barber shop
The notice advertises cleaning and pressing or dry cleaning services by Jim Denman at the barber shop.
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Jim Denman
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Paris
Aw. Sda
Howard Bish
Mary E. Cemer
City Drug Store
Fremont Doyle
Bluffton
Johnson Boxell
Muncie
Martha Howard
Catiz
Indie
Misses Howard
S.G. Robinson
Thomas Doyle
HH. A. Harvey
Route
Wm Lee
Tom Barrof
W. K Fraizer
Lina McDougle
Capitola Dean
First St
Mrs
Ed Grose
Ella Thomas
Martha Corey
Zenjia Butler
Fort Wayne
Chambers
Luther Hagerty
Richmond
Emma Butler
J. E. Riley
News-Eagle
Margaret Dillman
Bert Marvey
H. A. Harvey
J. B. Riley
Noble
Elwood
Mr. Riley
M. W. Yobe
Prof. Henderson
Epworth
Ice
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohbio
Geo. Tucker
Marion, Indiana
Smith
West
A. P. Smith S Furniture Store
O. F
Lander Brothers’ Feed Mill
Lee
Lee’s Leather Store
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